Grant Williams, former Tennessee star, delivers career game in Game 7 for Boston Celtics
Grant Williams, a bona fide Vol For Life, turned in a memorable Game 7 to help lift the Boston Celtics to the Eastern Conference finals with a win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Williams scored a career-high 27 points on 7-of-18 shooting from 3-point land, as he led the team in scoring the first time in his career. At times it appeared the Bucks dared Williams to shoot, and he was more than willing to let the ball fly, and turned in a game already described as The Grant Williams Game.
Williams and Boston dismissed the defending NBA champions, 109-81, at a raucous TD Garden, as they advanced to face the East top seed Miami Heat in the conference finals, which begin on Tuesday.
GAME 7 GRANT WILLIAMS🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/tZNXg4d82V
— Celtics on NBC Sports Boston (@NBCSCeltics) May 15, 2022
THE BUCK STOPS HERE ✅ pic.twitter.com/eALAIUttOB
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) May 15, 2022
VFL Grant Williams leads the Boston Celtics to a Game 7 win over the Milwaukee Bucks to send his team to the Eastern Conference Finals.
27 points on 7 made threes. Both career-highs. Leads team in scoring for first time in his career too.
— Karthik Venkataraman (@KarthikV_) May 15, 2022
A GAME SEVEN GAME-HIGH 27 POINTS FOR TWO-TIME SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND TENNESSEE VOLUNTEER FOR LIFE GRANT WILLIAMS pic.twitter.com/2T2sGVr7qG
— Tennessee Basketball (@Vol_Hoops) May 15, 2022
#VFL Grant Williams has poured in 22 points so far in Game 7 against the Bucks #Vols 🔥
— Kellyanne Stitts (@KellyanneStitts) May 15, 2022
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